Free State premier Mxolisi Dukwana has promised residents in the Xhariep district municipality that more than R15bn in investment will create jobs in the area.
Kopanong mayor Xolani Tseletsele, deputy co-operative governance & traditional affairs minister Parks Tau, deputy trade, industry & competition minister Fikile Majola and Mashatile visited the water treatment plant.
The delegation also met the mine management, who reiterated their commitment to take full responsibility for the losses suffered by the community and vowed to be at the centre of restoration and rebuilding.The first is a solar power plant expected to bring an estimated 6,000 jobs in Xhariep. The second is a hemp/cannabis industrial site to manufacture textile, medicinal and hygiene products.
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